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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16


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0cteber 81 g. November al s. 0ees NIB
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z poor holders ocer moderately.
"A corn-Fifm. demand fair,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

~ fEiea48 Is t4ke1 IS 1t11E $3.50
Mia1AM Xna f9smiaR ems nm4s Nte31
az - z91i1 aaaes 1nd F1fre1Guzta'
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inEtinsieng 70 fnalE ngu1nd NnmHni Nle1d
al - ha eirzn e - Aigt4 0paz
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xaAn kzssoady snd bids arrived g
hheis haifal f1nrney Banday iasl ana
uilI - - korgek11pIna - one1. 4hey
osms b. ~ IS San Nmncisse and
een1f1n gaEHiaMH.
~. nnd Ma /. 4. AndsEr1u ard he
iai6sIss als11R. Msl. Helbare McAzi111n,
~ "a Mandsy fos as sztsnded visit %
PhslnEeiphia.
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Thnrader % afsond ths eenynalsn g
NIlss 2anss Byrnes rs rus1rnad fsnn
Nj VISA % 1alem. UfenD1.
1adas hous = een1nsd = his hnaA
~ Illness.
csrssia Thsrnas q. Bsosn h6s rsssg-
esaa srem ~ resent iilnaa1I
~. G. Dsnalas md h. .. Mzssa q
PMsnaylx1nis' VIA AaTe 9es1 TIE Guee.s
o. q. p. MaslsE1on fer nszns 9agA isll
fcs San Rranni1eo ysatsnaa7.
q. II. Fdch4Ed, son 81 0olon1i g. ",
PnIshaxa i expssle1 hone lfsm Xeke
mana this wsek. Mrs. krioh8rd leave.
tosnarrou for Kcgtiand b sset heE son
whom nhe has not seen fuF several years
Kni1 q. 0fess and VIE, uhD haEs
bsan IN Enseps for nearly 1ge year.. -
tnrne& On 1huE1aAg 90 FE@Ain here
M. 0Koss = Z bKotbsF % Morris an'
Abs Gross, q this city, the former Q
whom vent 30 PeFalEnd 20 uzeef Anl
! sEnInsw8 them.
IRA Paul eshnlns uas 81 ths Taeoml
vi Mounny and Tuesday, r9Anrning .
/ pezlland q wednesday.
ChnpInin Htnbbs paid visit % Port
ana dnring Tue cast waek.
fEank kowsn Isfs for Boston q
Thursday.
nrs. II W. Bridess Isfs On Thussds
Over the Canadian Raci1e foe 1sondoI
Sac VITA probably Be abnnnt d year.
Miss &. Ross left 90 Friday Tor %
Esast Oger Ne 0anadian Eaci1a.
James GrIfiths 10 a vancoussE.
A. 4. Hewitt left "a Thursday 4
fJhielRo, a dsleanis 70 the annual col
geniion q The BEothaKheod OF Loeom
iva Engineers.
NJ. "a leach, whoss wife h On
Iwinta 20 fEionds ID San Francisco, VI
! / al fog the Golden Cats this seek.
III Gary w. Cook, cashier Of the Iaoon
I'm Company, left Ga Friday for e
1sSisssnt General Manager Bucki
left on Tuesday for 81. Panl 70 O.
enarne 81 tie eastern end Of the ii1
: Mr. and Mrs. Charles King aoeDmpaui
him n HE prisate czr ns TAR 90 spoka
Falls.
. NJ. James Ohanbsrlain, wife a
& child, lsft foF Kansas CITY on Tuesd
!. last there 60 make theiK houe.
III Ms. a.. a. Hurley, dauthseE Of
Z Iaas General n. n. MoOarvsF. found
!, Of the townsits Of Xaeonlss g yislti
friends IN this city. Hrs. Hurley l
sides 10 Eiienab1Ta.
!, Miss MaRale Hawkins. Of Slsllacoo
cent b leankway on ThnFsday, thI
: % take charge Of Z public school.
Mr. aud Mrs. Il. LlVinsky, Of 3
D Ffsnoiaoo, end NJ. y. Toklas. Of |
}. alile, we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Kaufman yesterday.
&c. hfiqhf. Of Wichita, Is visit
!. bis bsofheF in.Iaw. 4. Q. Brekau,
this city.
!. Lonis Levin left on Thursday for S
Nelson MePhsraoa. Of Seattle. was
!. the eisy on Thursday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

GASADlAN PACIFIC 3. \. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will save money By
calling on p w, MCGnnIs, on Mill
AKeek. ie26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

counfy - Ki1Rs
I Jecob fnEtA Ca HER ef The ahnga
knaR .eAKn aud 1atiek.
]. FURxE. enakssr.
Bahaurzhe& nnd sWosn q haloro ~ IA
10 4 TRRRY.
xslnEy Pnklie il sd f1r Klas cosnzE.
EonnNNx-~a1ENN1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

A nocsahaa unH nipen nk sha First
bapstt1 CeurSh a. fttasy eVsniun
aAloA atiSAa&ad "a insaFastiHa gather.
80 ena . very entoyeoae tina waa hna
Mnslo s1a sonea aa4 ssise4 rsA1lle %
mnde 10 60 eatExsAiEtEg pEaafamme,
ehlth Wss infesapeeeea vita refr1zn
manls. he erelAbl4 49, s33sf ska
aaspteea 81 "a Faana Rsspls's eecisly.
usnsnnAR rknzr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16


Ths wedding of Miss Grslia Mclean
and warren !. 0eraon vas cslehEa,ed
very qaiesly at he residenca Of o. II
Slous On Thura8ay esening. TIE 6rits's
asolhaf-in-taw, Rev. B. B Dliworte. 81
Portland, OF slated. Her moeArg and
sistsr and one % two q the neaEuai rel
atigee ag The greece Waa the n9mhsF %
he inVited guests. The hrtte i1a PIste-
bara lady. end haa e heme 9 mnlliluds
81 friends whuEo earpEi8a a TIE result
81 her western lfip, tozstheF wi1A teelE
waem aaactalnlalionR, maY b expaclod
SAa haa been Ter eane meutha viaisins
resalloaa uha rsssde 90 fashoa IslaRd
Hse NtaasF. wAa has also hen yisiline
esrs, 4 &c wife % 0ea. a Welsh1naA
k'sSa Ges.N e1s - tbs moat bilsAnl
ana hesA knuun iaaEnaltssa of The ueit
"a states aad Who b nou uith TIE
PssGldsatiai party h their tozf Of the
weaa ana soath.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16
SegllL ETEAEg.

The nsuns = 0alsslss
LIT week Hardy Hs.
wIIderIng.
,mrunsuin EsnsIIr I'sn i'ihals'
i NIfssnlsy
4 oood Comedy 90 the Bus
sor Thursday and Friday
Evenings
.a--~
n.susnr Rnuss-Gsalss Anxhlss5-
P.nsn.l sd oshnswlss -sssissy
= Tnsans RSss Tswnns.t
sn1 olynpiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

A rssanAnt paFt8 uas eiven by Mr.
aeS Ma ". II haReeaS a. teetr fest.
6~mee - lanksan sxs9aa taa4 Wednesday
1900. ma uaeaaton ga Eeky EGch
- sre1 whist an1 cgukinele 6ainR tie
rss.saAaa atwnFatana. AmanE Gnaee
,.sss1r5 serst NJ. ard nEA Isnnant
&ass 1osia asoa, Ns. q b. Malferd
aaA NJ. Harry 0laneS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

NJ 0sss,s cra ana Mim ASA SeAn-
ga kslA e MsElgs.llA 1nsaea.ne
sIas y 1slA'n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

REPORT or Tng CoNDErToN
o. The Puget Sound National Bank q
Ee.tela 90 seattle IN the Territory 81
Washington, at the elose q business
ool0hsr 5. iss7:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Special Purchase Of Fine Table Linens arrived
Lot LA good heavy bleached Damask
all linen. at 40 cents.
Lot pa fine Irish all linen Damask. soc
Lot 3.---very fine Satin finish, at 80 cents
Lot 4.--StiII finer, magnificent goods Zoe
These Goods are 38s per cent less than other houses
charge for them.
Big purchase of Fine Blankets arrived. Hxkra
good values.
Big drives in Curtain Laces, Comforters and
White Spreads Wonderful Bargains
and Large Assortments.
Extra values in plain and fancy Flannels. All
the best maks In stock
FOUR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL PURE ]
WOOL DRESS GOODS. AT SOC A YARD.
Lot LA line of new all pure wool TricOts sh
Lot IA line OF new all pure wool Ladies' Cloths b
Lot ga line Of new all pure wool Tailor Cloth PIaids m
Lot "A line Of new all pure wool French Serges 60
An immense assortment OF Shades to aelaot from
In ell these lines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

A deilshlfal litala dtnneg party uAa
given e ths faooaa GO TuestAy eses-
zee laaa b Mra Faai esAalns. NO had
arrived from Portland H. DAY hefexe.
re- Roasln weEa NJ. ard Ma echu'ns,
Ma y. n. Owines. MrA and Jadaa
At1yn. Mra rusnaR ana MEesEs. I. N
Asktan, y. p. Kata. e san Ffancseo,
ana Ds. Esehar. Mra szha'na rssuEnsG
20 pursland % we8ne4ang.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

ThaRR 0saEzs oonseEi Campany
wfVa 4 eaneeEt tomartaW eNeninR a
TaFnaf Hall. 4 chcr1s elam as ofty
eoites has beas ariliine ana stii eppeas
=. ahia orcaxsen under tha ehaRRe 81
$50. 0eaFna. II a8aitiaa tesfs vii b
,entoa. 4aaia. ard Qaarteetss - sone 81
nns hnns local smiaaa. ~ ehaa tAa eeen'
- pFomilsa - Be { maet eoteyahle oae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

as.xv.a s..s. "a 81. russss. Is u. y.
sslle PnaEneeg. ssistd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

eaastla peepla have Aaa enough
mlnaaFa1RFy 10 tAsa them Tor 9 ssasaa,
nlilr EmeEpoa'a eompAny npeesxtng co
taa eVealoea 90 lass week. Ncu Sad
khen Gee entaya eselna aud haAFtae
haFnl eaEk ARISES. and esftatnly thoea
Who wese pEesent e NE peftetmancsa
a. ne Is aerRan eqmpany paased en3ay-
ahla epsninGe. MaAy cf tee fsatares
esro ga and haekesyea. bet ne pre-
nsMmma a Q whela a4af1ed ne andi-
enas masA AnenaEent ane waa kineiy
eneaiVoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

1hnre uAs plaaeans social and enp-
paF atVsn 81 he Xoana MEMS Cntistlau
AaaeeInsian Fooms, 81 Friday evening
lssl, b tbe Ladies' Auxiliary, bappes
waa rBsved for tNo houra and then taft
0na gemss tadniaed n. During she
ag1nIna there we're eevaral vocal end
lnsiRnmaulal selections rendered, whieh
eern mnah enloyed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-16

Tha raa1lsF qaartsFly election Of Of
AeaFs % tea = AleahaaaneaE Literary
Aeeietya u ne EeFritsriAl University.
saaarEed laal Moaasy agtsFneon uilh
Alia failo9ing reanllt kfa4idsni, q. A
klnnaas, Vice pfesldenl. Cara Bleelss;
ReaRNanEg. Mabel Weed 1Fetaases, B
i. aevieyi ssraeant ataFmA J. D.
peaB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At The Ellis: \ d Thomas, Chas WhltemRa
81 Louis: j L Murphy PolIki Uriel Bevis,
Dallas: . p " God aud wife q anan; Mr. GOod-
night, Pal 1durO; IL White and wife, Ulafen-
uon; j Boone, WAX ,hschie; DR. y + Brown,
city; Ottls Eaton, Ed Smith, FL IS. Fort
" nth; John smith, Brooklyn, n y Mss Nor
gan, Long city; Ripgey, sew rance, Kan
samuel Dyer and wife Paloduro; fl f Speer
Balti ore, l. Bots, Ly man Dana, ST Louis !;
j uarnas, DALLAS; u NJ Bowie, Weatherford;
Harry Gordon, Lowell.
A. the Windsor: w W Bennett, Galveston;
II Williams, Denton; Thos Gleason, Gaines
vile; John Mann, y Ry; " Reeves,
Abilene; j q u Boyd, Grandview: K Dun
ming, penison; X Mic zee, Coleman; NJ Heard,
Paris; j 4 Asbell, Mansfield L Smith. Gle
burEe; F Sci ers, Wac: II Hey, Meridian;
Tam Newberry, Aledo; w league, kenne-
da c; 4 L Ransom, Cole county, Mo.
At the PiCkwick: c Jones, Toueka, X IN: II
r johnson Kansas City, W j GORDON, city; ID
' Marlin, " Ill Ret erton, ID Johnson, st
Louis; 6 Beall, Van Astine; NJ Masters,
Vernon; Pfouts, Dallas; VIM Capps, city;
r NinyaTd, Zig ~prinEs; w Mason,
hOusi'n; @ 7 Gilllspie, Dallas, zen;
G W Hamilton. Grapevine, R Hall ant wife,
Dido, Tex: X Miller Orsl:ana; W u Tub5,
TGbb, Reag an, lex; Id p TX, j VI O'Seili city !;
Charles DON, kalamazoo, Mich; + II Schneid-
er. city; II II Htlstll, Deca nr; ID ID Sweringen.
Qnanah; Gethins, Dallas; DIR Adams,
city Wili4,us, Phi Point; j Donaldson
and wife, W Grymes, Houston; Col John a
BurHs, Nicksburg, Nj s; Keys, Columbus, Ga,
K Buchanan, Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway; Morgan Jones, city; Jno W Keller.
kentucky; John Barry. Paris; T II ,thawsy,
oenisOn; j McLeary, Hozeman, 7; Lou
Sptikerman, Kan as icy; j lsOsenbush. New
Iors; = b Metazer. Baltimore; John Worth,
Mayfeld, Ky; Il IL OleDbush, Brownw Iod;
10 n HOu e. Chicago; l. freedman Henrietta;
> Mendez, Dallas; X Allen Cincinnati, Ohio;
E. II. NJ Glare, Chicago; Jno. \. LenOX,
Quincy j. l.. Stanfied, III llsbOro; p. L. Lamp
ton, clly; + Sampson Rowe, New York; W. W.
Walker, d Has, TeN.
AT GinocchiO's: W II Ried and wife, Chi
cage; sam oyer and vile, Palo Duro; Mrs W
Dougher Y. Texas; B l. Maylor, Baxter Springs.
Kan; j Buchanan snd wife, Dahas; George
Loving. Paso.
At the Mansion o. Lynch, city; L. Hodge,
Cleburhe; Geo. q. hafer, Mt. Honet; L,
National, Meridian; K NJ Nichols, Sherman
l.. ID. Miller, Panhandle; z a.. Sebhut. Terrell;
NJ. q. Mauley, F. Rainey, Kansas City; II.
Spear TeXas:J D Campb IL. Comanche; H. j.
Wilson, New York; NJ. II Farr city VIM. Nc
GregOr, Wichita FALL; l. II. Jones, Vernon; y.
W. Scruggs, Cause; W. II. Scarborough, Sunset;
II sun, huntsville; Brown, st Louis; u W
Strain, Vernon; l. Martindals. Clarendon; j
NJ Masters, Vernon; Jno f Patterson, Miss Nina
Winston, leo; a 5 Lamb, TasCo-a q w Me
Donald, Palo Pinto; VIM ferguson, Cisco; John
Alexander, Decatur; Mrs III LoOnie, Dallas; W
G Rogers, Jacksboro: @ L nch, DamfIO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Thirty-SeYen People Known 10 Have
Been Killed In the Recent Colliery
Explosion in England.
Sixty Lives Lost By ihe Recent Floods at
Brisbane, 0ueenslaud-ireat slaush-
ter of Negroes.
England.

KILLED IN TIE COLLERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The number of
deaths caused by the recent cOlliery ex-
plosion in the Rhondsd valley is now
placed at thirty-seyeu. Several CT the
injured are dying.
VICTORIA QUEEN OF THE ZULUS.
DURBoN, Feb 2l.-The Queens author
ity has been extended over Zululand with
the assent of the Zuius.
AWAITING THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Fec. 2I.-The merchants and
shippers of this city engaged in trade with
Germany are doing no business, and are
awaiting with feverish anxiety the result
OF the elections which take place in that
country to-day.
A CONFERENCE OF CONSERVATIVES.
LONDON, Feb. PA conference of the
Conservative party was held to-day at the
Foreign office. The conference was
largely attended by members both Of the
House of Commons and the House of
Lords. The meeting lasted hall an hour.
The Marquis Of Salisbury rescued the
conference promptly. He was accompan-
led by Mr.. GosChen. Both were cheered
heartily when they entered. The Pre-
mier, in an address to the conference re-
leigh and the loss the government incur
red by reason of his death. The Marquis
also dwelt on the secession from The gov
eminent of Lord Randolph Churchill,
which the speaker described as "consid
cradle loss to the party" Mr.. Goschen's
acceptance of office under the present
government, Lord Salisbury said, had
strengthened he Conservative party After
wasting time for a month, continued the
Marquis, we have arrived at serious
business. He then said lie hoped the
government would be able by reforming
the rules of procedure 20 restore to the
House Of Commons its capacity for work
and its reputation for courtesy after
which we Shall be able to desl with the
question Of local government 'in Ireland
and with other measures" cloud cheers
"Ihope that the present law will be suffi
cIeut TO cradle the authorities to cope
successfully with the disorder in Ireland.
In any case all bills Willbe postponed until
after the conclusion of the proceedings
for reform of the procedure of rules and
action on the estimates. The government
expects to present the budget during the
first week il April"
The Marquis predicted a long lease of
office for the Conservatives.
Several members urged that the gov
eminent introduce in Parliament local
government bill for England, Scotland
and Wales, the provisions Of which should
be extended to Ireland.
Edwin De Lisle, Conservative member
for Middle Leicestershire, spoke, saying
that IS q Roman Catholic Conservative he
denounced the conduct of Archbishop
Croke of Cashel, ireland, in openly en-
courGging the conduct OF the Irish
National League, and said he would like
to have the Archbishop tried for this con-
duct by a jury Of English Catholics in
London.
This statement provoked greet enthu-
siasm in the conference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
A 500 Loss.
IA - soO L.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LONGvIEw, TEX Feb. 2l.-About two
O'Clock this morning the low ceiling of a
room used as lunch stand by Lee Whit
worth, at the junction, caught fire from
the continued use of lamp in one partic-
ulsr spot, ana rapidly spreading consumed
Whitworth's saloon, hotel and restaurant,
Spencer's shoe shop and Mrs. More
lands bakery. The furniture belonging
TO the two last named WAS saved, but
beside one barrel Of whisky, Whitworth's
loss was total. Five hundred dollars is a
large amount for the loss of the build
ings, which were among the oldest in the
city. Whitworth's loss on furniture and
saloon stock is said 10 be $1,000.
J. Z. Trackwell, one of the guests of
the house, awoke nearly sufocated by the
smoke, and as the pillow upon which his
head was resting caught fire, with presence
of mind he graspea it IN his hands, pressed
it to his face and leaped into
the fame and smoke, luckily landing near
window through which he fell to the
ground. He was carried to Lswrence's
drug store. restoratives given and will be
all right as soon as his hands, which are
badly burned, are healed. Other guests
escaped with nothing but their night
clothing, but Trackwell Is the only one
reported injured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
account of bis eccentrici.Y ne became

account of his eccentricitY ne becG me
known as o.:e Of the locsi celebrities, but
withal he was \ man who attended to his
own business and guarded his personal
interest with jealous eye and an unu-
sually keen observation. For some time
past he has lived short distance above
Eureka, a flag station, five miles distant
on the Houston and Texas Central Road,
and continued regular visits to this
city and transacted business until
a month ago when sickness
Frustrated him and impaired his ressOn.
He had only one leg and was beTeft OF
portion Of MS mentsl faculties. He COM
mitted suicide at his home last night near
midnight. The wea20 used YVES shot
guU, which he plsc5d 10 his head ard
with the toes of his foot pulled the trig-
ger and blew his brains out. An inquest
was held by Judge R4iley over the re
mains and verdict Wss rendered IN &c
cordance with the above facts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
ON WALL STREET.
The Final Quotations OF Railway Bonds
Show irregular Changes Of
Small Fractions.
The Stock Market Was Very Dull, the Clos
ing Figures a Shade Better Than
the Lowest of the Day.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, FEB. 21.-The general in
terest in the German elections and the
near approach of q holiday acted as a
damper upon speculation to-day and the
stock market was the dullest of the sea
son. TIE depressed tone of the advices
from Europe, together with the dullness
of the renewal of gold shipments, gave g
sagging tendency to prices. There was
free S, ling of Reading, generally attrib-
uted to an interest which mas steadily
supported that stock up to the present
time. Considerable realizing was in
dulged in among tie remainder Of the
list, also while Northwestern, in the
early dealings and Texas and
Pacific IN the afternoon were conspicuous.
The opening was generally firm, though
the changes from Saturdays closing
quotations were for insignificant fr&c-
tions only. In the extreme dizziness pre-
valing tn! oughout the list Reading and
Richmond and West Point became con-
spicuously active and maintsined that
position throughout the day. The
market was weak from the open
luz dEu GCSI!uSS up " sc
were established in the fret
thirty minutes after which prices tiuc-
tuated within very narrow range upon
constantly decreasing business, and with
a general downward tendency until after
noon, when the movement in prices be
came imperceptibly lower and business
was stagnant. There was a renewal of
depression in the last hour, and the mar
ket closed aEshade better.than the lowest
figures generally. 1t was barely steady.
Railway bonds dull, prices generally
steady to firm, but the final quotations
show irregular changes of small frac-
tions.
Government bonds and state bonds
dull and steady.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 81 Flour
quiet, but steady; choice So 70@3 75;
fancy 81 O0@4 10; extra fancy, 81 SO@
4 80; Minnesota aud winter wheat,
patents, 81 75@5 90. Corn quiet 444@
45c. Oats firm. Hog products strong
and higher Pork SIS. Lard, refined,
fierce, Sc 62i. Bulk meats-Shoulders
Sc 90; long clear and clear ribs, 81 628@
10. B,cOn-shoulderS, Sc %; long
clear ribs, 81 G24@775; bacon, shoaldprs,
ST %; long clear, SIS .25; clesrribs, s sd;
hams, SlIi@l2. Whiskey, 81 1901 81;
coffee quiet and weSk, RIO, Sl2i@ l53c;
Rice steady, 2g@4c; Cotton seed pro-
ducts steady; pine crude oil 30@3lc;
summer yellow 36c; cake snd meal
S2O.00@25.OO. Sugars easier; open
kettle choice S+.5-l6@4.gc; prime
TO strictly prime 81 3-l6@
44c; cenlrifugais, choice white, 5tc;
choice yellow clarified, ) 7-16c; prime
yellow clarified, ) 5-lG@ So; sec
Onds, 34@44c. Moiasses stroDg, open
kettle prime, S7@3Sc; good fair, 3O@ 32c;
centrifugals, strictly prime to fancy, %
a $50; fair to good prime, 2l@26c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST.

The Republicans VIII, 1t Is Said, Elect
Camden.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, Feb. 2l.-TO day
there We're ninety-one members present,
being the full membership, the first time
all have been present since the seventh
ballot. The vote resulted as follows: A.
W. Campbell, Republican, rmer editor
of the Wheeling IntellIgencer, AZ; Cam
den, 80; Ex-Governor Jackson, s, and
four scattering. 1t is asserted an election
will De had Wednesday next. The Repub-
licans hold caucus tomorrow night.
1t is thought their rembers will follow
Whitaker, who went to Camden last Sat-
urday to elect Camden.